Reconciliation means making things right again, or bringing things back to the way they should be.

The grave couldn't hold Jesus down, and there is no physical or figurative grave that can hold us down either. Listen along to this Easter message at the Fox Theater.

Why was Jesus killed? He lived an inspiring life and talked about life change, love, and peace. So why did he go from peaceful teacher, to death row prisoner?

My circumstances do not change who Jesus is, Jesus changes me through my circumstances.

When it comes to this simple statement, "Jesus is Lord," what we believe and live out about this truth, will define every piece of our lives.

We dive into the original meaning of the word, slave, a person who had been purchased. And we also look at scripture saying when we are in Christ we are no longer owned by sin, but by Jesus.

Guest Speaker, Pastor Curt Harlow joins us at Summit sharing a message on the key elements necessary to build a great home.

Today we come the most common term used in our culture to identify those who follow Jesus, "Christian." But do we really know what it means? And do we understand it in a way that is actually identity-forming?

1 Corinthians 6:19–20

Do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit within you, whom you have from God? You are not your own, for you were bought with a price. So glorify God in your body.

Today we study a word that we see used in the New Testament, and one that we frequent use today. The word: Believer. What does this mean and how does it impact our identity?